Curriculum: from the first Arabic letter to Hifz
Four tracks, 10 courses, one plan per student. Every course has entry requirements, written outcomes, an assessment at each stage and a certificate on completion — so you always know where your child is and what comes next.
Quran track
From the first Arabic letter to memorisation, in the order teachers actually use.
Noorani Qaida
Noorani Qaida builds the foundation every Quran reader needs. In one-to-one live classes the student learns each Arabic letter, how letters join, and …
4 levels · View courseTajweed & Makharij
Tajweed is learned by reciting, not by memorising theory. In these one-to-one classes the teacher first corrects the makharij — the places of articula…
4 levels · View courseHifz-ul-Quran
Memorisation succeeds or fails on revision. Every student follows the traditional routine — sabaq (new lesson), sabqi (recent revision) and manzil (lo…
4 levels · View courseIslamic knowledge track
What a Muslim believes, how to worship correctly, and the guidance behind both.
Aqeedah
Aqeedah is what a Muslim believes and why. This course covers the six pillars of Iman with evidences from the Quran and Sunnah, explained in plain Eng…
3 levels · View courseFiqh
This course covers the rulings a Muslim uses every day: how to purify, how to pray correctly, what breaks a fast, and what to do in the situations peo…
4 levels · View course40 Hadith
A short, complete course built on forty authentic narrations that together cover belief, worship, character and dealings. Each hadith is read, explain…
3 levels · View course99 Names of Allah
This course goes beyond memorising a list. Students learn each Name with its meaning, where it appears in the Quran, and what it asks of a believer — …
3 levels · View courseCharacter and Tarbiyah track
Manners, habits, confidence and identity — the part most academies leave out.
Arabic track
Understand the language of the Quran, and speak it in everyday life.
Arabic Language
This course builds Arabic from the alphabet upward, weighted towards the vocabulary and grammar that appear most often in the Quran, so students begin…
3 levels · View courseArabic Speaking
Speaking is a separate skill from reading, and it improves only with practice. Every class is built around talking: short dialogues, real situations, …
3 levels · View courseHow a student moves through the curriculum
- Free level assessment: the teacher checks reading, pronunciation and prior knowledge, then recommends the starting course and level.
- A weekly plan is agreed with the family: which courses, how many classes, and which days and times.
- Each lesson follows the course plan, with homework and a note to the parent after every class.
- A written report each month shows what was covered, what was mastered and what needs work.
- At the end of each level the student is assessed, receives a certificate, and moves to the next stage.
Combining courses
Most families combine one Quran course with one other. A common plan for a child is three Quran classes a week plus one Tarbiyah and character class. Adults often take Tajweed twice a week with one Arabic class. The teacher will suggest a workable combination rather than the largest one.